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The statue that needsto be straightened first from the list of the details shared for creep rate in table.
Answer to Problem 4PEB
Solution:
The statue installed in
Explanation of Solution
Given data:
The statues must be straightened when the displacement reaches
By measuring the tilt angle on the statues, it is determined.
Formula used:
Writing the expression for weathering rate by dividing the displacement by the age of the statues.
Explanation:
Recallingtheexpression for weathering rate.
Rearranging it as,
For the installation date of 1933, the age is:
Converting the displacement rate to
Substituting
Subtracting the displacement from the
Dividing RD by the creep rate to determine the number of years left:
For installation date of 1957, the age is:
Converting displacement rate to
Substituting
Subtracting the displacement from the
Dividing RD by the creep rate to determine the number of years left.
For installation date of 1963 the age is:
Converting displacement rate to
Substituting
Subtracting the displacement from the
Dividing RD by the creep rate to determine the number of years left:
For installation date of 1976, the age is:
Converting displacement rate to
Substituting
Subtracting the displacement from the
Dividing RD by the creep rate to determine the number of years left.
For installation date of 1985, the age is:
Converting displacement rate to
Substituting
Subtracting the displacement from the
Dividing RD by the creep rate to determine the number of years left.
Conclusion:
The statue installed in
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